Wedding Solemnized at St. John's Congregational Church
A wedding was solemnized at St. John's Congregational with the couple and families from Ra cin e Wisconsin and area noted. The long column lists several local residents and relatives visiting, vacationing, or moving, with mentions of trips to Miami and Elizabeth City and numerous family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
St. John’s
Oscar Scheel
Racine
Wis
al Walsam
Susie
New Jersey
Clyde North
Pauline
Dorothy
Rising Sun
Forrice
Mt Statre
Culley's Defeats West V-W In Sunday Baseball
Culley's DX team beat West V-W 17 to 4 at Crosby school on Sunday June 27. Joe Roszell pitched well and led Culley's with four base hits as Allen Minges Tom Roszell Lenny Minges Rusty Dunehew Dan Minges and Bill Smith each added hits. West V-W hitters Eckel Collens Strunk Losekamp Margenthal and Wednesday also collected hits. Next games June 30 place Magee's vs Culley's and Kroger's vs Culley's at grade school field.
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Crosby School
Culley
West W. W
Joe Roszell
Culley’s
Pla
Joe
Allen Minges
Tom Roszell
Lenny Minges
Rusty Dunehew
Dan Minges
Bill Smith
West V. W
Hornsby
Strunk
Whitewater Market CX baseball keeps winning fourth straight win
In a high scoring series the Whitewater Market CX team extended its winning streak to seven games with decisive wins over Beige Fields Plumming Fischers Clothing and American Legion. Dean Meece pitched well, totaling 12 strikeouts in one game, while Mark Wiseman Jeff Wise man and Dale Baker contributed multiple hits including home runs. The Market leads the standings with 73 runs scored on 68 hits in seven games, and only 14 runs and 24 hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Hawks
Dennis Dole
Mark Wiseman
Jeff Wiseman
Dale Baker
Dean Meece
Chris Remillard
Jeff Hotopp
Bob Hoppins
Ron Brooks
Curt Boggs
Ralph Gullette
al Remillard
Dave Meece
Bert Dole
Beige Fields
Market
Big Red Machine
Whitewater Market
Fishhers Clothing
American Legion
A Ee
K. of C
Dean
Legion
Tom Tenhundfeld
Fischers
Joe Simpson
Bill Byrd
Jeff Wise- Mark
Steve Hotopp
Mark Hotopp
Tony Gullette
Bernie Robben
Art Duckworth
Ferrous
Ken Miller
Ito
Team Eyes 10 and 0 Run This Year
Ralph Gullette reports optimism for the boys team with a goal of a perfect 10 and 0 record. He commends the players for hard play and wishes them luck this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gullette Mgr
Bunnell's Narrow Victory Over Fuernstein's In Classic League Tilt
Bunnell Insurance and Fuer nstein Service edged Fuernstein 13 to 12 after a tight game. Key plays included Mike Launtry’s at home and throw, Jon Dierdorfer’s flying catch, and Tom Simpson and Dan Halcomb turning a key double play. Bunnell hitters featured Halcomb, Parrott, Prickett, Simpson, Sauntry, Gulley, and West. Plan to return next week at Big Water Works Field against Village Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell Insurance
Fuerstein Service
Bunnell’s
Bunnell
S. Fuernstein
Mike Launtry
Mike
Jon Dierdorfer
Tom Simpson
Dan Halcomb
Greg Dennis
Jerry Parrott
Greg Prickett
Mike Sauntry
Dan Gulley
Dan West
Fuernstein
Willams
B. Oxley
P. Gaebe
D. West
G. Dennis
Juett
D. Kraus
Waterworks
Village Pharmacy
3 H Truck Stop Split In Games
5 H Truck Stop split a pair of one run decisions over the past week with Sayler Park. June 28 Sayler Park defeated 5 H 6 to 5 to claim first in District 17 and kept 5 Hs hopes for second and City Knothole. Brad added details of the tight contest and pitching by Mike Defranco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5-H
Sayler Park
Hardyston
B. Gray
Mike Defranco
Brad
K. Nixon
S. Brech
R. Kater
R. Bates
P. Nolan
5-H Truck Stop Edges Lawrenceburg In Tight Play
Rusty belted a left field triple to tie the game, then B Gray drove home the winning run as Harrison rallied. B Gray saved after Kater shut down Lawrenceburg over three scoreless innings. 5-H opened with a 5–0 win at Lawrenceburg scoring on hits by Gray Bates and Gulley.
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K. Nixon
Rusty
B. Gray
B. Rybolt
RR. Kater
Kater
Harrison
5-H Truck Stop
Lawrence
5-H
Lawrenceburg
Brad Gray
Gray
Richard Bates
G. Glasscock
S. Gulley
Mark Cooper
Wallis
P. Nolan
R. Kater
Beige Fields Heating Captures Season Opener Over Hawk Insurance
Beige Fields Heating won their first game of the season by defeating Hawk Insurance 9 to 8. Pitcher Glen Warders allowed 8 runs on 8 hits with 5 strikeouts and 9 walks. Batters with hits included David Smith 3 and Mike Kraus 2 among others. Hawk Insurance pitcher J B Dole gave up 9 runs on 9 hits with 5 strikeouts and 12 walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beige Fields Heating
Hawk Insurance
Glen Warders
Bob Sheley
David Smith
Mike Kraus
Ricky Losekamp
J. B. Dole
Hawk
Super Bugs Rally Beats Magee In 18 10 Victory
West Volkswagen edged Magee 18 to 10 in a come from behind win. Ken Hornsby pitched seven innings allowing 15 hits four walks and five strikeouts. Robbie led Magee with the final out. Tim Strunk went 3 3 for W King Sonders Whipple Eckel each had two singles. Kaiser led Magee with a noted performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Volkswagen
Magee
Ken Hornsby
Robbie Ae
Tim Strunk
W. W
Bob King
Jim Sonders
Whipple
Danny Eckel
Rick Kaiser
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Schedule
Homer and two singles highlight a batting effort. Larry Moster adds a double and two singles. Kenny Fohl contributes a double and a single. Lanham records two singles and Myron Kraus hits a triple. Tony Gullette Danny Diersing Billy Moster and Rob Brotherton each have a single. West W. W. faces Fuernstein's on July 7 at Grade School field and Magee's tangles Fischer's at the high school the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Larry Moster
Kenny Fohl
Lanham
Myron Kraus
Tony Gullette
Danny Diersing
Billy Moster
Rob Brotherton
West W. W
Fuernstein
Magee
First National Takes Feldhaus First National Takes Feldhaus
A five run rally in the third and the one hit relief pitching of Ron Beckman led First National Bank to a 75 victory over Feldhaus Sporting Goods. Beckman relieved Mark Meyers in the second and held Feldhaus to a single in the fifth. Todd Boggs drove in two with a bases loaded double while Beckman added two RBI. Feldhaus got a second inning single from Charles Conliff and Mark Meyers contributed a single and a double with one RBI. Next week First National meets Odd Fellows at VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Beckman
First National Bank
Feldhaus Sporting Goods
Ron
Mark Meyers
Joe Blanten
Charles Conliff
Feldhaus
The
Bankers
Todd Boggs
RBI
Mark Schutte
Odd Fellows
VFW
Lions
K. of C. Field
C H Downs Camphbell-Hausfeld Triumphs Over Odd Fellows
Campbell-Hausfeld defeated the Odd Fellows 17 to 1 at the Grade School last Thursday. Key performers include Walt Nowlin with 1 run 3 hits and 13 strikeouts as pitcher while Jeff Salzman Dave Spraker Bruce Large and Mike Farrow led with multiple hits and RBIs. Campbell-Hausfeld next hosts Waterworks with Country Kitchen on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camphbell-Hausfeld
Odd Fellows
Walt Nowlin
J. Russell
C. Spaldin
M. Leon Hardt
Farmer
T. Farmer
Jeff Salzman
Dave Spraker
Walty Nowlin
Bruce Large
Mike Farrow
Jim Thomas
Byron Koors
Mike Farrows
Greg Waller
Dave Wiseman
Legion Dx Tops Mac's in 9-3 Victory
The Legion DX team defeated Mac's 26-7 with a seven run third inning after a 3-2 second inning. Mac's pitcher Dunn allowed 24 hits 10 walks and 6 strikeouts. Batters with hits included Baker Morris Hendren M Farmer Guilfoyle and others. The American Legion used two pitchers and two catchers.
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Legion DX
Mac’s
Legion
Dunn
Morris
Baker
Hendren
M. Farmer
Guilfoyle
The
American Legion
Reds Hit-Heavy Homestand Opens With Twin Bills
The Cincinnati Reds host 13 games at Riverfront Stadium starting Friday July 9 with doubleheaders against the New York Mets and San Diego Padres. Teen Nite features Giants with $3 reserved and $1 general seats for youths up to 19. Lee May leads a hot offense, Don Gullett and Gary Nolan anchor the pitching, and the Reds eye a schedule-heavy stretch before the All-Star break.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Riverfront Stadium
Giants
New York
Reds
San Diego
Padres
Dodgers
Montreal
Lee May
Don Gullett
Gary Nolan
Gullett
Nolan
Mets
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Stadium
Legion baseball errors and hitting recap from July 7 game
C Kuhlmann left after being hit by a ball in the fourth inning and was replaced by K Greenwell. The duo allowed five hits seven walks and four strikeouts. Batters with hits included Wood Heaton Heimbrock Edwards Acra C Heaton Greenwell Kuhlmann Lawhorn plus others. American Legion to play Culley's at the Big Waterworks with six oclock starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kuhlmann
K. Greenwell
R. McAdams
M. Booker
Legion
Wood
D. Heaton
J. Heimbrock
R. Edwards
B. Acra
C. Heaton
Kuhlmann
Lawhorn
Es Toon Cane
Mrs. Heaton
Mac
Exciting Showdown Sparks Fans At Local Arena
A thrilling game drew large crowds as two rival teams traded momentum. Key plays by star players shook the lead, with final minutes deciding the dramatic victory for the home side.
Auto and bicycle crashes in Miamitown report injuries
Multiple vehicle collisions are reported for June 23 to June 27 in Miamitown area. Names include Leonard Brown 33 and Richard Ibold 14 with injuries. victims taken to St George St Francis and Children’s. locations include Springdale Road Broadmore Harrison Pike Wesselman Road Queen City Ave.
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Springdale Road
Broadmore
Leonard Brown
Sand Run
Harrison
St. George
SR 128
I-74
St. Francis
Harrison Pike
E. Miami River
Richard Ibold
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the Harrison Press
Jerome
Bud” Viel
Inlaw
Hugh
Paul Frank Wuest
Edith S. Wuest
U. S. Air Force
Joan Dayton
Ohio
William Wabnitz
Herb
William Shay
Rose Mary Zieman
Chicago
George Blatcher
Broadway
Pauline Landers
James Young
Lakeland
Fla
Warren Young
Grissen
Georgia
Carl Morgan
William Staublin
Columbus
Ind
Mark
Landmark
South Charleston
Tom Campbell
Minnesota
Brainerd
Marcell
Carolyn J. Lafferty
John A. Colegate
John D. Colegate
Colegate
Gano-Downs
Denver
Sedgwick
Harry Dodt
Edith Skidmore
Dora Campbell
Jean Stackhouse
Ruth Sykes
Michigan
Mackinaw
Cynthia Maudeen Wilks
Harold Lee Miller
Trinity Methodist Church
Roger Warders
Scott
Spring Mill Park
Walter Conaway
New Lexington
Anford Catchpole
Thomas S. Catchhpole
New Ohio
First Methodist Church
Ificeuty
Merchants Bank
Bank & Trust CO
Pai
West Harrison
Reir
Whitewater Mkt
Harrison Ave
Harrison, O
Landbank
Federal
Bank Association
Lebanon
C-H Downs Odd Fellows
Ibiray
Portable Gas Grill
By Bill Kuntz
Miamitown Life Squad
Bugs
Harrison Cleaners
Optical Service, Inc
Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
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